Anywhere Work Technician 7.6.4:

When I create a new WO, I can set the WO Priority by choosing a value from the pick list:



Is there a way to display Priority as integers/whole numbers, instead of decimals?

Thanks.


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This is not a problem as the value when returned to the screen is an integer.  Does yours not?

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Craig Kokay,
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I am on 7.6.4

In my systems the Priority is displayed as an integer without a decimal point
Probably your's different because of a type or AW customization?

Here are my customization to provide a lookup on the Priority field:

app.xml - definition of WOPriority resourse:
<!--@ Domain WO Priority - numeric -->
<resource additionalData="true" defaultOrderBy="value asc" describedBy="http://jazz.net/ns/ism/asset/smarter_physical_infrastructure#AlphaNumericDomain" id="domainWOPriority" name="domainWOPriority" pageSize="20" providedBy="/oslc/sp/SmarterPhysicalInfrastructure">
<attributes id="domainWOPriority_attributes">
<attribute describedByProperty="spi:value" id="domainWOPriority_value_spivalue" index="true" name="value"/>
<attribute describedByProperty="spi:description" id="domainWOPriority_description_dctermstitle" index="true" name="description"/>
<attribute describedByProperty="spi:domainid" id="domainWOPriority_domainid_oslcshortTitle" name="domainid"/>
<attribute describedByProperty="spi:alndomainid" id="domainWOPriority_synonymdomainid_dctermsidentifier" name="identifier"/>
</attributes>
<queryBases id="domainWOPriority_queryBases">
<queryBase id="domainWOPriority_queryBase_getdynamicunit" name="getwopriority" queryUri="/oslc/os/oslcnumericdomain"/>
</queryBases>
<whereClause clause="spi:domainid='WOPRIORITY' and spi:siteid=${defsite}" id="domainWOPriority_whereClause"/>
</resource>

definition of a lookup
<!--Dynamic Priority Lookup-->
<lookup id="WorkExecution.WOPriorityLookup" label="Select Value" resource="domainWOPriority">
<list id="WorkExecution.domainPriority_list" resource="domainWOPriority">
<searchAttributes id="WorkExecution.domainPriority_list_searchAttributes">
<searchAttribute id="WorkExecution.domainPriority_list_searchAttribute_value" name="value"/>
<searchAttribute id="WorkExecution.domainPriority_list_searchAttribute_description" name="description"/>
</searchAttributes>
<listItemTemplate id="WorkExecution.domainPriority_listItemTemplate_Item1Desc1" layout="Item1Desc1">
<listtext cssClass="bold textappearance-medium" id="WorkExecution.domainPriority_Item1Desc1_value" layoutInsertAt="item1" resourceAttribute="value"/>
<listtext cssClass="bold textappearance-medium" id="WorkExecution.domainPriority_Item1Desc1_description" layoutInsertAt="desc1" resourceAttribute="description"/>
</listItemTemplate>
</list>
<returnAttributes id="WorkExecution.domainPriority_returnAttributes">
<returnAttribute id="WorkExecution.domainPriority_value_alnvalue" sourceAttribute="value" targetAttribute="priority"/>
</returnAttributes>
</lookup>

Regards,
Alexey

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Alexey Potanin
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